The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-09-27
COOPER COUNTY.

Lone Elm, this year.
Elder G. H. Hall, of Lamine,
has retired from railroading.
james n. Conner, of Gooch's
Mill, has been seriousl y sick.
MIR. r. G. Pogue, of Goocb's
Mill, is sick with typhoid fever.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wilkins, Monday morning, a son.
Died, near Boonville, on Satur-
day, Sept. II, Mr.. Benjamin Nc.
Carly.
Died in Boonville, on September
! 18th, of heart disease, Mr.. Frederick
Quint.
John Reymel has sold his farm
near Gooch's Mill to Charles Erhart
for 5000.
Col. r. A. McCulloch was in
town Saturday to attend the meeting
of the '49ers.
&C. G. Bell has left for Illinois,
where he will pack apples for two or
three weeks.
Mr.. Nj. Smith, of Colorado, is
visiting mis- cousin, MIR. j. A. Smith,
of Gooch's Mill.
MIR. Henry Schuster, of Lamine,
who has been quite i'll for some time,
is reported better.
Born, at Boonville, Saturday,
September II, to Mr.. and Mrs. W.
NJ. Williams, daughter.
Miss Dora Talbot, of Lamine,
who has been an invalid for some
time, is now convalescing.
j. E. Taliaferro. of Boonville,
will soon remove bis family to his new
home in Armourdale, Kansas.
The Baptists are holding a pro-
tracted meeting at Lamine, which We
hope will end with grand success.
e. X. Atturbury, living near
Glasgow, was killed by load of wood
falling on him few days since.
w. F. johnson, of the Pilot
Grove Leader, will teach the Mt.
Vernon school, near Pilot Grove, this
winter.
j. T. Sturgis, who read law last
year in the Office of Cosgrove d John
ston, has been admitted to the bar in
California, Missouri.
"A special train leaves BOonville
for St. Louis tonight for the accom-
mediation of all those who wish to at
tend the G. A. r. reunion.
The Weber coal mines have been
purchased by Kansas City syndicate,
represented by A. Guislin, and will
be extensively operated very soon.
-Chas. Meierhoffer, of Boonville,
IS building a sand elevator on the
river bank, near the bridge, for the
storage and shipment of builders
sand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Workman
and daughters, who have been in
Boonville for several weeks past, left
Tuesday for their home in Los An
gelos, Cal.
Mrs. Wash. Adams and E. B.
Adams and family left on Wednesday
for jacksonville, Ill. They carry the
best wishes of the whole community
with them.
-Messrs. James Clayton, William
Campbell and Tyre Farris, of GOoch's
Mill, represented Cooper county at
he Baptist association in Moniteau
county this week.
There are 165 pupils enrolled in
the colored public schools at Boon
vile. There are three schools, taught
by Prof. w. n. Brent, Mrs. Brent,
and Miss Emma COger.
Charles Aehle left Tuesday for
st. Louis to accept a position in the
jewelry house of Merrick, Walsh &
Phelps. Charlie is an industrious
young man of fine manners and must
succeed.
-Messrs. r. w. and w. F. Wyan,
of Bell Air, were in the city Tuesday
on their way home from Mt. Leonard,
where they had taken and sold some
60 head of cattle to Mr.. Abel
Leonard.
The Rev. Henry Truro Bray's
book on the "Knowability of God" is |
ready for the public, and may be
found for sale at the City Drug and
Book store. The work was printed
at the BAzoo Office, Sedalia.
The Lutheran church at Boon.
vile is nearing completion, and is
going to be handsome structure-an
ornament to the town. The brick
work is done by Joe Williams and the |
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